The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1887-10-07

Commonweal tn VS.. Chas. Foulk, recog-
nlzance forfeited to be respited upon ap-
pearancc Of defendant at December ses-
sion.
Commonwealth vs. George Farver, as
sault and battery with intent to kill. Con-
tinued by agreement Of counsel.
Commonwealth vs.. Frank MITCHELL for
nication and bastardy. Recognizance for
feited to be respited on appearance OF de-
fendant at December session.
Report OF viewers Of road In Locust
twp. near Clark Rhodes in favor OF pub
lie road, confirmed nisi and width fixed at
33 feet.
Commonwealth VS.. John Petermsn, as
sault and battery. Not a true bill and
prosecutrix, Catherine Peterman, pay
costs. Catherine Peterman sentenced to
pay costs or give security for the payment
Of the same within ten days and stand CON-
mited until sentence is complied with.
Registers accounts confirmed nisi.
Commonwealth VS.. Abraham Peterman,
No. September term 1887, surety peace,
Defendant held to keep the peace for one
year in $500 and John Peterman, prose-
cutor and defendant each to pay one-half
the costs and John Peterman held to keep
the peace in $500 for one year.
Commonwealth VS.. Thomas Jones, con-
tinued.
Commonwealth vs.. Thomas Chrisman,
assault and battery. True bill.
Commonwealth vs.. Thomas Chrisman,
desertion, No, 35 September session. Plea
filed and witnesses called.
Commonwealth VS.. Benz. and Aaron
Nuss larceny. True bill,
Court adjourned to Wednesday at 0 a. m.
Court convened Wednesday morning At
o'clock.
Estate OF Henry T. Miller deceased, Or
dcred that the order OF sale be continued
and the guardian Of the minor children
make sale of either or both purparts Of
real estate, said guardian to enter into
bond of $1,000 with surety.
Commonwealth vs.. Benjamin J. Nuss,
larceny. Larceny from car and receiving
stolen goods, three true bills each ON separ-
ate offenses.
Auditors reports filed ard confirmed
nisi in the following estates:
Estates of Joshua Savage decd, Abra-
ham Martz decd, Samuel foreman decd.
John B. Stoker decd, Lydia Fetter decd.
Thomas Creveling decd.
The following reports of sale of real es-
tate confirmed nisi:
Estates of Stephen Heller decd, Ssml.
NJ. Patterson decd, Eliza Nuss decd.
Elias Baylor decd, Henry Hoffman decd.
Estate of Charles Billig deceased. Re-
turn of inquest confirmed nisi.
Report of sale OF real estate by Trustees
of Quaker Meeting House N Berwick Bor-
ough, confirmed nisi.
Petition for partition in estate of Jonas
Doty deceased. Inquest awarded.
Estate of Samuel Smoyer decd. Petition
for sale of real estate filed.
Petition for partition in estate of Samuel
Smoyer decd, Inquest awarded.
Petition for sale Of real estate Of Annie
Young decd. Sale ordered.
Franklin Rarig appointed guardian OF
Lucy A. Rhodes. Bond filed and approx.
ed.
Commonwealth ys. Benjamin Nuss and
Aaron Nuss, larceny and receiving. Ter
true bills each for separate offenses.
Court adjourned to 2 p. m.
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adjournment.
The following deeds poll from Samue
Smith Esq, High Sheriff of Columbis
county, acknowledged in open court:
| Piece of lot in Centre twp. to Isaiaf
Bower for $20 sold as property of Jacol
| Lynn ard Levi Lynn.
| Farm in Centre twp. to Alfred Beak fo
$3.50, sold as property of Salie A. Robbins
House and lot in Berwick to Geo. W
Smith, for 5000, sold as property of Jacol
| Fisher.
Piece of land in Locust twp. to Pete
Swsnk for $40, sold as property Of JohI
Oliver Admr. of John Boyer decd
Mary Deloy by her next friend Edwart
Wagner VS.. Emanuel Deloy. Subpoena il
divorce awarded.
Estate of John Jacoby decd. Return y
inquest in partition confirmed as of Sept
26, 'S7, four days from Sept 2s, 's7 to b
allowed for exceptions.
J. B. Patton VS.. A. P. Heller, No. s
Dec. term 1885. G. P. continued on &C
count of i'll health of defendant.
Mary E. Jones vs.. William E. Jones, Nc
% Feby term 1886. Decree liz Divorce.
In re lunacy of Stephen Thomas. s. F
Hanley appointed commissioner to tax
testimony, ten days notice to be given t
Fannie and Stephen Thomas.
Maud A. Hartman, No. 204 Sept. tern
1886, c. P. continued by agreement Q
counsel.
Civil list called and cases marked 70
trial.
Road in Orange twp. near G. K. Car
field, report of viewers confirmed absolute
ly.
Review and report against road in Beave
twp near Daniel Singley's confirmed al
solutely.
Report of view ers of road in Sugarlos
twp. near z. l.. Kiles confirmed absolutely
L. A. Garman, James Lockard, G. "
Derr, VIM. Davis, F. NJ. Parker and Fran
Trivelpiese appointed inspectors of bridg
over Little Fishingcreek near Alinas Coles
William Stoker, John Hite and d.
Robbins appointed reviewers of publ
road in Orange twp. near Z. X. Garfield
William Lawton, Hugh Fairman an
Isaac Dewitt appointed viewers of roa
in Orange and Fishingcreek twps. net
residences of NJ. B. Patterson and Jaco
Shoemaker.
Jesse Hartman, Elijah Albertson Sr., AN
D. s. Robbins appointed viewers to lay ot
and vacate road in Benton twp. near Jo
X. Coles house.
William Detrick, Daniel Snyder an
Samuel NeyhaTt appointed viewers Of
public road in Orange twp. near Jess
Summers'.
Report Of viewers vacsting road
Sugarloaf and Benton twps. and laying OF
new road in Sugarloaf twp. confirmed nj
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